expediting Synonyms
Strongest:
- hobbling
- holding-back
- interfering-with-
- restraining
- interfering-with-
- impeding
- hindering
- stopping
- restraining
- hampering
- impeding
- staying
- stopping
- hampering
- holding-back
- checking
- delaying
- hindering
- encumbering
- encumbering
- delaying
- hobbling
- staying
- checking
Strong:
- braking
- reining-in-
- trammeling
- arresting
- holding-up
- fettering
- arresting
- tying-up
- trammelling
- retarding
- shackling
- braking
- stalling
- tying-up
- manacling
- shackling
- stilling
- stalling
- fettering
- trammeling
- tieing-up
- stilling
- holding-up
- trammelling
- reining-in-
- tieing-up
- retarding
- manacling
Weak:
expediting Meaning
expediting (p. pr. & vb. n.)
of Expedite
expediting Sentence Examples
- He requested assistance in expediting the shipment of goods to meet the urgent deadline.
- The manager emphasized the importance of expediting the process to ensure on-time delivery.
- We must employ effective strategies to expedite the project's completion and stay within the timeframe.
- The team worked tirelessly to expedite the research, aiming to present their findings promptly.
- The streamlined workflow helped expedite the approval process, reducing turnaround time significantly.
- The accountant dedicated extra hours to expedite the financial report, ensuring its timely submission to stakeholders.
- To expedite the construction project, the contractor coordinated efficiently with various subcontractors.
- The customer service representative reassured the client that they were expediting the resolution to their issue.
- New technology solutions were implemented to expedite communication and collaboration among remote teams.
- The travel agency offered expedited services to facilitate quicker visa processing for international trips.
FAQs About the word expediting
of Expedite
facilitating, accelerating, easing,aiding, encouraging, dispatching, whisking, racing, spurring, quickening
hobbling, holding back, interfering (with), restraining, interfering (with), impeding, hindering, stopping, restraining, hampering
He requested assistance in expediting the shipment of goods to meet the urgent deadline.
The manager emphasized the importance of expediting the process to ensure on-time delivery.
We must employ effective strategies to expedite the project's completion and stay within the timeframe.
The team worked tirelessly to expedite the research, aiming to present their findings promptly.
